Colored Test Copies

March 10, 2010

From David Taylor, a physics teacher at Lynbrook High School in San Jose, California

When I make multiple test versions, I always use different colored paper. This way, if I am in a bind and don't have the time to create multiple versions, I can use different colored paper and students don’t know there is only one version of the test.

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? | 2011/04/09

Wan | 2011/03/09

Nice idea...but different colors of paper? I'm not sure that is in our budget. ;)

Leah | 2010/07/28

I like the idea, and have used it in the past. But I know a teacher who does the different versions in the different colors, but only for the first week, month, or so. Then still uses different colors for the ONE version for the rest of the year. After a couple months, the kids do catch on. My husband usually does 2 versions but with 4 colors instead of just 2. :)

Kathy Williams | 2010/03/22

Clever!

JPH | 2010/03/15

Sneaky, but I like it.